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by hluska 7mo ago
The most frustrating part of the whole thing is that when you read Charles Camarda’s thoughts after his meeting with NASA in January, it could have been written in 1986 or in 2003. https://docs.google.com/document/u&#x2
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by hluska 7mo ago
This isn’t even remotely funny.
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by hluska 7mo ago
I know that math makes it harder to come up with political zingers but if there are two civilizations; one lasted 150 years and the other lasted 250 years the average is 200.
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by hluska 7mo ago
If the Central Intelligence Agency’s definition of ‘loose fiscal policy’ is good enough, Pinochet’s rise is a good example.
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by hluska 7mo ago
You know, you might really enjoy consumer behaviour. When you get into the depths of it, you’ll end up running straight into that idea like you’re doing a 100 metre dash in a 90 metre gym. It’s quite interesting how arguably the best funded
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by hluska 7mo ago
When you start hearing things like “you do you” or “if you know you know” it means that you went way too far. That’s a sign of discomfort. If you make uncomfortable, you won’t get diverging perspectives. People will agree to anything to get
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by hluska 7mo ago
You’re exaggerating - my computer has never prevented me from doing what I want to do with it. There are some annoyances but that can be said about absolutely every system.
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by hluska 7mo ago
I wish I wouldn’t have read this comment from you, so you may be onto a feature.
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by hluska 7mo ago
And your retort (and this report) are doom and gloom. Humans are remarkably good at adapting and have adapted through far worse conditions than economic systems. The negative net is easy and very popular today but positivity is just as poss
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by hluska 7mo ago
Like most people I’m not sure what the future looks like, but I’ve worked with generative AI closely and none of this doom matches my experience. At its best, generative AI is faster stackoverflow driven development. At its worst, generativ
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by hluska 7mo ago
This is an odd level of aggression. Life is too short.
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by hluska 7mo ago
This is an absolutely horrible article. From totally over the top comparisons to an absolute lack of substance, this is no more than a collection of ‘haha me smart’ garbage mixed with personal attacks. Drunk sports fans are more coherent th
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by hluska 7mo ago
What can possibly be wrong with giving people a different option to try Linux? If it’s not right for you, who cares because you have other options? The constant negativity is so boring.
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by hluska 7mo ago
I’m not sure this article is about the right thing. Rather over the last few years of cultivating a Bach obsession, I’ve discovered that streaming services in general are really bad at classical music. Without any hyperbole, Apple Music and
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by hluska 7mo ago
Why are you repeating yourself every two hours?
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by hluska 7mo ago
I don’t agree - the type of communication between certain members makes a team harder for everyone to join. You end up with tribal knowledge to the extreme if you communicate like this. It’s why it is unbelievably bad advice - it claims it
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by hluska 7mo ago
This is a recipe for disaster. Please don’t follow Crocker’s Rules; just get better at communicating than the person who wrote this.
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by hluska 7mo ago
Any reason you won’t just use a hash?
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by hluska 7mo ago
There’s a book by Albert Glinsky about Bob Moog called Switched On. If you haven’t read it, I highly recommend it. It’s definitely reverential but does one of the best jobs of explaining the dilemma between innovation and business that I’ve
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by hluska 8mo ago
This is really kind of you - I appreciate this. Thank you for taking that time!
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by hluska 8mo ago
What if I order something on the road and want it delivered to my home? Or what if I want to order something over mobile? My mobile IP is often 1500km away from where I live. Autofill solves all of that with an implementation cost that appr
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by hluska 8mo ago
In a similar tone, it’s 2026. Why are we still messing with form ordering instead of leaning into autofill? So somehow it makes more sense to change every single address form in existence to a non standard order because…why exactly? There’s
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by hluska 8mo ago
I would prefer some kind of privacy statement or even some kind of explanation about what is going on before I just randomly turn my webcam on. This might be great and I’m proud of you for launching but I don’t do things like that. Heck, vi
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by hluska 8mo ago
Germany was divided for more than forty years after the Second World War. That absolutely changed their foreign policy and those changes have continued to be felt into the present day. The Second World War ended traditional power structures
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by hluska 8mo ago
I'm not the person you're replying to but I'm familiar with what they're talking about. Fair warning, while I've experimented with this, I wouldn't endorse them as strongly as the commenter and don't think
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by hluska 8mo ago
How does missing the point and going on an unrelated rant help ensure we live in a vibrant society? Because I’m missing that part.
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by hluska 8mo ago
Republishing an article with corrected quotes is reserved for cases where an editorial team can trust the substance of an article. There is an error but that error doesn’t impact the amount of trust the editorial team has in the article. A
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by hluska 8mo ago
Several hours worth of anal probe jokes on an article that could likely warrant an actual discussion? That was disappointing to read here.
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by hluska 8mo ago
Or they have social skills?
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by hluska 8mo ago
In my experience, only weirdos never speak to strangers. Social skills are easy, conversations are easy and strangers are just people you don’t know yet. I still can’t understand the point of this. Do you get a charge telling social anxious

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